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Debbie R
Debbie R Raleigh, NC on Nov 23, 2011
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I was given some lemon and orange trees that are in pots.

I have not planted them in the ground since I don't know if they would survive the winter. Anyone had luck with them in the Raleigh area?
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  • Donna Dixson Buford, GA
    Odds are they will not make it in NC outside during the winter. Y
    on Nov 23, 2011 · Like 0
  • Flowerscapes Garden Desig... Suwanee, GA
    I had a lemon tree and I just took it inside & put it by a sunny window when the weather became too cold. It bloomed each season and produced fruit. Last year I took it outside for a January warm up and forgot to take it back in. It died. A friend has a lime tree and puts it in the garage all winter.
    on Nov 23, 2011 · Like 0
  • Vicki B Newport News, VA
    How about planting them in pots that could be outside in the warm weather and inside when cold? We are in VA and brought an orange tree back from Fl for a family member and it never had a chance. I doubt she knew much about them. Try checking with local extension dept or find a really good garden store, not like Home Depot or Lowes, and check with them. Also, there may be some Master Gardeners in your area who could help. Do you have any amusement parks in your areas or other attractions ...»
    or such that has lots of flowers? Maybe their gardnerers could help. I honestly don't know if you are far enough south for them to be able to live outside during the cold weather if they are able to grow larger.

    on Nov 24, 2011 · Like 0
  • Douglas Hunt New Smyrna Beach, FL
    Your citrus will not make it planted in the ground in Raleigh, Debbie, but if you have a sunny indoor location, keep them in pots and you should have success bringing them in once temperatures dip and taking them outside when things warm up in spring. Of course, as the trees grow, you're going to need an increasing amount of space. Perhaps there is an orangery in your future!
    on Nov 24, 2011 · Like 0
  • Flowerscapes Garden Desig... Suwanee, GA
    LOL Douglas ~ orangery
    on Nov 25, 2011 · Like 0

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